It's funny because no one else but architects and architecture students can understand how we just notice every detail in a building and enjoy as if we're in a theme park. Haha.
Btw. you leave grease on the walls when you touch them. And the more people do it, the faster and thicker gets the layer and soon the walls don't reflect the sound anymore like the were designed to do.
Wow, it is awesome, that you guys show each detail of this building, firstly when I saw this philharmony I thought "Oh.. Next pretty interesting modern building" but now I think it isn't just next modern building. Thanks guys! Great job of Herzog & de Meuron :D
The building is amazing and beautifully detailed. And I love how your video captured its and your exuberance. That said, where did you get those cool eyeglasses?
Hi Carey we made it ourselves. completely customized and adjusted to your face shape with grasshopper. one of us designed it and did 3D printing himself. let us know if you are interested :)
Fantastic video guys, very informative and concise. From one architecture student to another, this would have been a captivating experience of great architecture.
Really like videos you guys made. Love it! Thank you so much for making them and showing us what is happening on the other side. Let me know if you guys are ever coming to Tokyo!
I generally like this building but I have to say the section is a stunning resemblance to Berlin Philharmonic, only with a bigger poche. Of course, we can always say opera houses come in similar spatial configurations or great minds think alike, but this time I tend to be more critical about this. Just a personal opinion.
Hi Tian.. You are right that the elbphilharmony is clearly referring to it. Especially the setup of the big hall is done similarly. This kind of stage space was somehow invented by scharoun the architect of the building in berlin. And when he used to draw the building by making sections every few meters, this one was done with the help of digital tools. Both had to go beyond traditional methods of architectural production :)
That's definitely good to know. Looking into matured techniques surely helps when handling a building of this size and potential importance. Really hoping to find a chance for a visit in 2017 :)
the next building!! ... maybe... :) i think it depends on the way the entire space is perceived. If (for example) we talk about Jewish museum in Berlin, that would probably be more clear through plans. thanks for the input!
i like your concept;, and the fact you add the section and texts on vidéo. But maybe it would have been beter with more of long duration shot of the architecture. Less of your faces and more of the building, to let us appreciate it by oursleves, and have the time to do it : )
Raut muka indonesia mas Wahyu kentara sekali. btw saya senang melihat kalian bisa keliling keberbagai belahan bumi melihat hasil jadi karya arsitektur para arsitek dunia. Terus dan jangan berhenti berkarya yah. dua jempol untuk kalian.
Waah terimakasih Mas Ferdi utk apresiasi nya hehe. dukung terus ya Mas. semoga bisa ngasih pandangan lain ke indonesia tentang dunia, dan sebaliknya :)
It's funny because no one else but architects and architecture students can understand how we just notice every detail in a building and enjoy as if we're in a theme park. Haha.
Yes! I'm gonna have an absolute blast when i go to Europe this summer.
When you're a construction and history geek, it's like Disneyland
Its like appreciating a huge painting that you are inside of
Your enthusiasm is infectious. Nice vid guys.
Exciting renew project! And most excited me is the section al idea showing your location which is rare in UA-cam somehow. Pls keep doing this
hooo thank for appreciating that! took it so long.. but we hope it worked out better in order to understand where you are in the building.
One of your best videos. Love the section showing where you are in the building. Keep it up!
Btw. you leave grease on the walls when you touch them. And the more people do it, the faster and thicker gets the layer and soon the walls don't reflect the sound anymore like the were designed to do.
The last thing those walls should do, is reflect sound!!! They are designed to absorb it
Don't expect users not to do that. For me, it would be a design mistake.
Really love the video, informative, very enthusiastic and lot of fun.. keep pushing guys!
Your work is great, thank you !
Wow, it is awesome, that you guys show each detail of this building, firstly when I saw this philharmony I thought "Oh.. Next pretty interesting modern building" but now I think it isn't just next modern building. Thanks guys! Great job of Herzog & de Meuron :D
#loveherzogdemeuron .. if you have chance, go see it. it's INCREDIBLE
So happy watching this video. Thanks for making this one!
This is my second watch and the building still makes me amazed.
Really great video again. The film on the glass and the various textures of the walls look very interesting.
Love your video and now I am even more proud to be from Hamburg! The hall is stunning!
so nice to hear something like this from the Hamburger! thanks man! you should be proud of this building. its so beautifully engineered
The building is amazing and beautifully detailed. And I love how your video captured its and your exuberance. That said, where did you get those cool eyeglasses?
Thanks Carey! glad you liked it... we had been waiting this building to open! so it was like a baby born!!! :D
donotsettle Thanks, and where did you get those cool white eyeglass frames?
Hi Carey we made it ourselves. completely customized and adjusted to your face shape with grasshopper. one of us designed it and did 3D printing himself. let us know if you are interested :)
donotsettle Amazing. I should see if one of my architects is familiar with Grasshopper and Rhino.
very interesting funny and adorable channel i watch so thanks i m architecture student and this is so important for me ♡
Fantastic video guys, very informative and concise. From one architecture student to another, this would have been a captivating experience of great architecture.
Hi man! thanks for your kind words. enjoy the time being an architecture student. because after you graduate, you wouldnt want to do it again :D
thanks!
Really like videos you guys made. Love it!
Thank you so much for making them and showing us what is happening on the other side.
Let me know if you guys are ever coming to Tokyo!
Jadi pengen kesana😻
So happy
it felt like you just met your idol
wow
+oscoo oot amazing building!
That's great! I love your videos :D
Wow thanks Maggie!
Do this with airports or trainstations! Excellent job!
airports sound fun @o@ !!
Sind die ersten 6 Stockwerke ein Gefängnis?
nice n funny video. keep posting
how did you manage that, that you could visit the whole building? did you have special tickets?
It looks like 60s futuristic building
This is arquitecture!
hahaha freakitecture!
wah keren ada Gamelan ^_^
You may also add "pls like this video" in the clip. Some of us may forget
aha! thank you for the reminders. but we hope the watchers like the video because they like it.. not because we asked. :p
I generally like this building but I have to say the section is a stunning resemblance to Berlin Philharmonic, only with a bigger poche. Of course, we can always say opera houses come in similar spatial configurations or great minds think alike, but this time I tend to be more critical about this. Just a personal opinion.
Hi Tian.. You are right that the elbphilharmony is clearly referring to it. Especially the setup of the big hall is done similarly. This kind of stage space was somehow invented by scharoun the architect of the building in berlin. And when he used to draw the building by making sections every few meters, this one was done with the help of digital tools. Both had to go beyond traditional methods of architectural production :)
That's definitely good to know. Looking into matured techniques surely helps when handling a building of this size and potential importance. Really hoping to find a chance for a visit in 2017 :)
Or show the location on plans
the next building!! ... maybe... :) i think it depends on the way the entire space is perceived. If (for example) we talk about Jewish museum in Berlin, that would probably be more clear through plans. thanks for the input!
kerennn
i like your concept;, and the fact you add the section and texts on vidéo. But maybe it would have been beter with more of long duration shot of the architecture. Less of your faces and more of the building, to let us appreciate it by oursleves, and have the time to do it : )
thank you for your suggestion! that means a lot.... we'll keep that in mind!
kuliah arsitektur ya mas?
salah satu dari kalian orang indonesia yah ?
Hi Ferdi :) yaaapp
Raut muka indonesia mas Wahyu kentara sekali. btw saya senang melihat kalian bisa keliling keberbagai belahan bumi melihat hasil jadi karya arsitektur para arsitek dunia. Terus dan jangan berhenti berkarya yah. dua jempol untuk kalian.
Waah terimakasih Mas Ferdi utk apresiasi nya hehe. dukung terus ya Mas. semoga bisa ngasih pandangan lain ke indonesia tentang dunia, dan sebaliknya :)
siappp ... ?!! ohh iya klo pas pulang kampung ke Indonesia, jangan lupa dibuatkan juga Vlog Arsitektur bangunan yang ada di sini yah...